Date: 08/09/2008
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Nampol vehicle hits parked vehicle and drove away
eveline@nmibtime.net A Nampol official allegedly drove into a vehicle that was parked outside First National Bank on Tuesday morning and drove away without establishing the damages caused to the other vehicle. A witness told the Namib Times that
Friday 5 September 2008  ...read more
No end yet to week of hard words and strikes
At the time of going to press late yesterday afternoon there had not yet been a settlement between TransNamib and the Namibia Transport and Allied Workers Union (Natau) to bring to an end the a nationwide strike as workers demand the reinstatement of
Friday 5 September 2008  ...read more
TransNamib Demands reinstatement of CEO
Employees of TransNamib Walvis Bay and Natau joined the rest of their fellow employees throughout the country by peacefully demonstrating at the town, demanding the reinstatement of the Chief Executive Officer Titus Haimbili and that the entire bo
Friday 5 September 2008  ...read more
Seven in court for drinking and driving
The seven persons that were arrested by Nampol during their clean up operations this past weekend for drinking and driving appeared on Monday in the Magistrate court of Walvis Bay. Johan Grunschloss, Festino Hamupembe and John Doeseb had their
Friday 5 September 2008  ...read more


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